The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, June 09, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textpiafi two Tim EVENING HERALD TUESDAY, JUNE fl, 102? BuiSflt. For j Today TirafiCic, Needs Oakland is the only car near its price that gives you all the advanced features present driving conditions demand Yesterday's cars do not meet today's traffic needs. Today as never before vou need the instant getaway dashing acceleration effortless steering quick, sure braking that Oakland offers you. f Oakland flexibility enables you to handle your car more easily in traffic because Oakland is built to meet present-day conditions. Its many ad vanced features which make its spirited yet obedient performance pos sible include: a highly-developed, extremely "powerful Six-cylinder TC-Head Engine Time-proved Four. Wheel Brakes Centralized Controls Automatic Spark Control and many others. Come in today see the Oakland Six drive it and find out the facts for yourself. j R. R. R. GARAGE S31 Klamath Ave. SPECIAL SEDAN 1375 WINNING ANb HOLDING' ' G O O D WILL OAKLAN D SIX PRODUCT OF GENERAL MOTORS lT- N I News of the Klamath Country - - MERRILL Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wlllardiyrer I KUrasth Falls Shoppers Friday. " .. Miss Ann Setter of Klamath' Falls 1 ipendtng the week in Merrill, the , Suaat; of Misses Thirza and Helen Anderson. .' ; Mr. -and Mrs. Jess Whltlatch were fteltors in Klamath Falls Friday. i Mr. .and Mrs. Velton Haskins and Bra. fc. N. Haskins spent Friday in the Falls. V . . Saturday .evening the last of the card, partlea of the year to be given by tie MerrUI Library Club was held it (be X O. O. F. ball. While, the crowd was not as large as some tiniest eight tables were played. Ice cream and cake was served by the ladles of the club. Mrs.- R. H. Anderson and Thirza and Helen Anderson spent Saturday In the, Falis at the borne of Mrs. Thoe. Martin. . Ons Sksman was in the Falls Sat arday. . - Mr: and Mrs. F. L. Pope and daughter, Katherine left last week for C6rralfla to attend the graduat ing exbrcises of 6. A. C. Their daughter. Miss Wanda being one of the 'graduates. : They were aceom Banled by Miss Fay JInnette who will remain for. the summer session of the club workers., - - Mrs. Rote Davis and E. A. Davis were .blslness visitors in Klamath Falls Saturday. ';.. Roi. C. C. Hulet attended a meet , ing of the federated clubs in Klam stth Fails Saturday. ' Mr. and Mrs. Ben Faus and fam ily' attended the graduating exer cises of the Sacred' Heart Academy In Klamath Falls' Friday evening, their niece, Miss LuclIIo Coan being one of; the graduates. Mr. and Mrs. JS. M'.j Hammond also attonded from Merrill. ' t you've never tried 'shredded Wheat ' with strawberries you've missed one of the most satisfying Summer dishes. Shredded at A fULLMEAL INI BISCUIT Miss Mildred Hill is one of the graduating class at the U. of O. Mr. M. L. Stewart and wife have returned to their home near Merrill. Mr. Stewart has been away from here for the winter. A railroad meeting will be held in Merrill Thursday evening. It is hoped to have Mr. Corey here at this time and everybody is invited to attend. It will be held in the Com munity hail. . Prof. Horner of the O. A. C. is expected to spend some time in Mer rill this week. Thursday he and his party will explore some new cave and Friday a trip will be taken aronnd historical - points of the Modoc war. Capt. Applegate will act as guide- and explain the points of Interest. Quite a crowd is expected to make these trips. Next Sunday evening Prof. Horner will speak in the First Presbyterian church. Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Lewis and fam ily spent Saturday in the Falls. The regular monthly meeting of the Merrill Creamery was held Sat urday evening. A number of the young people from Merrill attended the dance in Maiin Saturday evening. A large crowd of Merrill people attended the railroad meeting at Malin Sunday afternoon. Mr. Hin shaw, traffic manager for the S. P. company and Mr. Corey, public ser vice commissioner spoke at this time. It Is hoped that these meetings will produce some results. It does seem we should have some road down in this part of the valley. The amount of stock and grain shipped out is large. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. FortbTngham and family were visitors In Klamath Falls Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Anderson and Thirza and Helen Anderson spent Sunday In Chlloquln, the guests of Mrs. Anderson's sister, Mrs. ' E. L. Hosley. Sunday Memorial services were held in the Presbyterian church. The sermon was "The Meaning of Memorial Day." A good crowd was present. Afterwards they went to the cemetery and then followed a basket dinner at the club rooms. Mrs. Georgia Bahcock of Klamath Falls sang "In Flanders Field" at tho morning service. . Dr. Sarah Smith of Klamath Falls attended the services in Merrill Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. JInnette and Karl JInnette and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lewis and family attended Chautau qua in Klamath Fails Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ferguson and family were among those attending the show In Klamath Falls Sunday evening. ' . Mr. and Mrs. C M.' Merrill left Friday for Corvallls to attend the grajtuutliig exercises ;of . O: A. C. Tholr daughter, Edna being one of the graduates. " "BONANZA Mr. H. R. Bowman went to Beatty on business Friday. Miss Grace Lytie made a busi ness trip to Klamath Falls Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Lytle enter tained Mrs. H. V. Lytle, Mr. and (.Mrs. J. E. Scott and family. Misses Grace and Alice Lytic and Harry Lytle Sunday. ' Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hunsaker and .Mrs. Lindsay and daughter visited with Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Sparks Sun day afternoon. Mr. Monroe Lytle visited in Bon anza Sunday. . Mr. and Mrs. James Luebke were in town Saturday evening. Mr. Jerry McCarty attended busi ness here Friday. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Scott made a business trip to Klamath Falls Thursday. ' ' . Mrs. Don Burke returned from Klamath Falls Saturday. ' Misses Sarah and Mabel Poole are visiting friends and relatives for a short time. They have been resi dents in the Willamette Valley for several years. Miss Lois Heuston returned to Bonanza from a pleasure trip to Klamath Falls Thursday. ' A Sunday school picnic was given at tho MacKeynoIds place in Langell Valley Friday. It was the climax of the contest just ended, in which Miss Houston's class was first and Mrs. Bonne's second. The two classes were the guests of honor. The railroad survey camp moved from here to the SIkou, where they will proceed with their work. - Mr. and Mrs. Wm. licchdoldt and Mrs. Ered Bechdoldt made a busi ness trip to Klamath Falls Friday. Mrs. Cy Brown and children visit ed in town Sunday. Judge and Mrs .Bunnell were in Bonanza Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Navatny were the dinner guests of Mrs. Bcller Sunday. Mr. and Mm. Dave Turner motor ed here from Langell Valley Sunday. BLY The many friends of Jack Mc Aullffe at this time were glad to hear of his improved condition, fol lowing the sevore sickness in Lake view. Mr. and Mrs. Dave McAulIffe and Mrs. . Jack McAulIffe passed through here early Thursday en route to Lakevlew to be with Mr. McAulIffe during his sickness. ' ' Marvin Cross Is trucking wool in to Klamath Falls this week from the Bell Bhearlng plant, where several bands of sheep are being sheared this week. Mr. and Mrs. Goldworthy of Klam ath Falls were business visitors In this community this .week. John Elder of Paisley is in this valley this week looking after ranch Interests here. .7. N, OJvan Is In Klamath Falls this week arranging matters regard-' Ing the Hodeo to be held there July Fourth. Mr. und Mrs. W. G. Morgan have returned from Mcdford where they mire been'' BpcfiairTITicT wl'nler months, while thorn they have hnd their children In school. Ernest MuCultom of the Klnuialh Forest Protective Association has been in this vnlloy tho past few days lu tho Interest of his cumpnuy. Tho Ladles Aid or tho Methodist church mot with Mrs. V. T. titirrott the past Wednesday, work completed during the day consisted of the tuck ing of two quilts, and making three shirts. 1 The revival to be held at this pluco will start Sunday evening ut thu community hall, with llev. Jennings of Lakevlew assisting Hev. Mcintosh of (his church. HCSIXKSH VISITOR C. B. Coldfoltor of Portland paid the city a business vlilt yesterday. MOVH INTO NKW HOME Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lambert have moved to (ho new Lumhert home at 22(1 South Fourth street. I.K.WK Vit HOl'TII Mr. and Mrs. 'Austin llnyden uud son Dick left by motor for Cull, ferula, where Mrs, Ility'deu will at tend school at Santa Monica. Mr, Hayden will go as far us Etna. XKW I'HUXH M.MItlsltS If you wuut tho advertising or business office of Tho Herald, please call Qg For the editorial and news do- pnrtm.cut call gg Carpenter Union Elects Officers At n special meeting of tho Car penters' I'll km No, l'Jll, held lu the Central Labor hull, the following officers were elected for the on tmltiK term: President, J. F, (Inldn worthy; vleu president, C. M. Green; financial secretary, Hurry Gray: recording secretary, C. 1). Long; treasurer. C. A. Itundy: con ductor. K. (I. Gentry: trustees, V. A. Koenlg, II. K. Iloliliuun iinil It. L. I. line; warden, T. II. Went fall: us delegates to the Central Labor union, ('. I). Long, Harry Gray and C. A. Ilunily. All will take office on the first meeting In July. The formation of a building trades council was considered n tho recent chartering of tho plaster em and other Imslu traded iu thu In dustry makes this move possible. The union pledK'rt support to re tall merchant-. In maintaining lliu II o'clock closing hour. Sell the unto mid help tlin, Mtruut cur company along. .''' 1 ' . i KW PHONE M'.MHKKH If you want tho advertising or business office of The llefalil, 4 please call Qg For the editorial and news do- pnrtitient cull gg MM Announcement We have good. news for every buyev of children's shoes in Klamath County. We have just bought a complete line of the famous Buster Brown Shoes for the kiddies. The words Buster Brown has a definite appeal to mothers all over the country because they know by years of experience that there is no other shoe. manufacture in the United States that builds a shoe that will stand the wear, and retain its "shape and sell for so little money as these. All we ask is that you compare the price with any other child's shoe you can find try a pair of Buster Brown's and if you are not entirely satisfied with the entire transaction just brjng in the shoes and we will be glad to return the small purchase price that you have paid. In this ad we are quoting you some prices on Buster Browns for women and children and we want you to investigate and see if you can find anything that will .compare with them. They are not special prices we are not going out of business or even going broke xhey are the regular every day retail prices on this superior class of merchandise. Come in and let us prove each of these statements to you. Blister Brown Shoes FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN No Sale on Buster Browns Just Regular Prices F858 "Buster Brown" Little Men's brown elk moccasin blu. ox ford. This is just the thing for that 8 year old boy to wear during the activity of the summer vaca tion. Sizes 8V to 11. Regular Price, 2.45 F884 "Buster Brown" Girls tan three eylet tie, creased vamp, a real dressy oxford for the little miss. Sizes ' IV2 to 2. Regular Price, 3.35 Complete run of Roman sandals, regularly priced at from $1.15, $1.35, $1.75, $1.90, $2.10. These barefoot sandals come in both patent and brown elk and we have a complete range of sizes for infants, childrens, and growing girls who wear a shoe up to size 2. , SPECIAL just received 3 cases "Brown" elk skin Scout shoes. 100 leather. Regular Price, 1.98 T230 "Buster Brown" Misses patent , strap sandal with a plain toe inch rubber heel. Sizes 11';. to. 2. , Regular Price, 2.65 You can't beat Buster Brown for style, dur ability, and price. F200 "Buster Brown" Misses all over patent leather Flors sandal, ". in. rubber heel. This makes an ideal dress shoe for the little miss up to 12 years old. Regular Price, 3.90 to 4.25 D15 "Brownbilt" Women's patent diagonal tie, hazel brown kid, trimming plain toe, mili tary heel, French last. Sizes 2'o to 8. Regular Price, 5.00 (Compare these with odds and ends prices). G301 Women's tan elk Wiz sandal, plain toe, moccasin sole,' Venus last. Sizes 2'y to 8. Regular Price, 5.00 G351 Women's patent .Juliette strap, imita tion wing tip, Venus last. Complete range of sizes. . . Jl Regular Price, 5.00 f -f (Remember these, are eveYy day prices) i;) ' ; - ' ; fef . G350 Women's TAN LOZANT Juliette strap, Venus Last, all sizes. ,,, '. M'i Regular Price, 5.00 ' fU The style element in misses and children foot wear is well applied' here and at popular prices. ' S FALLS MER CANTILE CO.